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Internet Neutrality

by Chris Gilbey at 12:23PM (EST) on June 15, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

One of the most important topics of our time is this issue of Internet Neutrality. There is a great blog by Tom Evslin about this that everyone should read.

We absolutely can not afford to have the telcos determine the rules by which people communicate with each other. The democracy of ideas is what is at stake. If the telcos have their way they will control the flow of information entirely. That - would be a totally 1984 scenario.

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